Actually, if you think about it, it is not such an out-there idea. most of
the first phase digital backs for 4x5's where scan back. The only reason a
flat bed scanner emits light is so that it can scan the image inside a dark
box. The actual ccd does emit any light itself. I've thought about
experimenting with scanner back, but i don't have 10k to by a 4x5 scan back
and i highly doubt the school would let me disassemble thiers.
Scott Walker
>
> Sorry everyone, but this sounds NUTTY! How would you 'expose' for a long
> enough period of time related to a pinhole exposure?! I think you'll
> just get an out of focus scan of the inside of your 'pinhole box'. It's
> the sanner that is projecting light out, not absorbing it like film.
>
> We do have good imaginations, though don't we, on this list;)
>
> Andrew
>
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